delta. but there's absolutely nothing in this about protecting the delta levees. >> you may recall that back in 2000 there was a problem when they were starting to divert water from the delta, affecting the salmon population also affecting a billion dollar industry here in california. this project could take years to complete. and in the billions of dollars to fund. it is interesting, we have been grabbing people from the sidewalk, some people not affiliated with the rally and we ask them if they know anything about the controversial plan and what they think but most people have no idea what we're talking about. they say that purpose it is mostly focused on the delta up. but if it goes through it will affect everyone on the west coast. >> thank you. and if you would like more information on the water plant go to cbssf.com. let's go ahead and take a look at the big board. let's see what the stocks are doing on this wednesday, right now up nearly 100 points which is good news however for apple

the other thing is how it will affect the delta because the delta is already having salt water flow into it. it depends on fresh water coming in from the sacramento river. if you start diverting that water to the south would affect that have on the delta? >> that is precisely the problem and there are studies that show it will increase the salinity in the delta. we have recently written a letter to the secretary of alerting him to the fact that preliminary documents have ignored that and we are very concerned that the environmental documents that come out fully disclose impacts on the contra costa water district and fully medicate them. what they've done so far is essentially not disclose them and proposed mitigation of more studies which is just wrong >> it was fascinating when the governor unveiled the plan this week and said we would build 2 35 mi. long tunnels and which are bigger than the caldecott tunnel. this is a massive undertaking and they do not even have it penciled out about the cost? >> no, and that's part of the problem. if everyone agreed on this today would take them two

certainly the loudest opposition is coming from the delta. the farmers are extremely concerns of the construction and concerned about the water. the interesting split with the environmental groups. some are opposed to this as they were 30 years ago. others are waiting to see if the benefits will be greater than the harm for the species in trouble. >> there is a political split, too. our united states senators are on board with the plan, but the congressional delegation is against it. >> yes. we will see these geographic overtones continue. it depends where you are. in the central valley, it is different than contra costa county or the bay area. >> belva: i was going to say, during the old campaign about water, they used photos of people in los angeles watering their lawns while northern californians were drying out as a way of defeating this measure over the years. what is the image this year? what are you saving or not saving? is it the fish? >> a lot has changed. southern california has put a lot of water measures in place over the 30 years

in a written statement delta said " delta is taking this matter extremely seriously, and cooperating with local and federal authorities investigating the incident. delta has taken immediate action with the in-flight catering to ensure the safety and quality of the food they provide on board the aircraft. delta says that security for the meal productionas been increased and are now using prepackaged food as the investigation continues. quite the scare that passenger had. >> thank you. time now for a look at what is coming up later on cbs this morning. >> we do that with charlie rose. he joins us live from new york with more. good morning. >> good morning. no relief in sight as the u.s. faces the largest crowd since 1956. we will look at the impact on what you pay for food and gasoline, and how the biggest problem could involve a water shortage. also this morning a former cia officer is in the studio with some secrets on how to spot a liar. and the five things that you need to know if you are about to retire. that too, we will see a 7:00. >> money might be a good thing ... >> thank you

bond delta airline flights from amsterdam. authorities describe them as sewing needle found yesterday in 6 turkey sandwiches from atlanta, seattle and one passenger suffered minor cut. delta says the sandwiches all made in amsterdam by large caterer that is cooperate with the investigation. >>> the owner of miniature australian sheep dog are celebrating a medical breakthrough in berkeley tonight. casey fell ill after eating the usually fatal death cap mushroom while on vacation near healdsburg. 2 week ago the vet told his owners he probably won't wasn't going to make it. it was looking bad. doctor got involved of an antidote heard about the case. >> have a radiologist come in and do an ultrasound and identify the gallbladder then just take a needle and ving and puncture the gallbladder. rae move the bile. then take the needle out. >> casey the first dog to have a simple gallbladder aspiration and survive after eating the poison found in death cap mushroom. that are almost always fatal. >> remarkable solution there. all right.

governor brown wants to install three major pumping stations as part of a plan to restore the delta. >> reporter: we're near clarkburg. the plan would be to build three pumping stations here on the sacramento river, take this river water and send it through two big tunnels underneath the delta. the idea would be to curb the need for fish-killing pumps currently in use near tracy. but opponents say the fish would simply be killed up here instead. of the many arguments to fix the delta, including levy, earthquake concerns and water supplies, is the fate of fish, particularly salmon. >> what their basically talking about is wiping out the salmon. >> reporter: he joined many in protests of the bay delta conservation plan announced today by governor jerry brown. >> yes, there's going to be some opposition, political cynicism, activists, whatever. goes with the territory. >> reporter: brown, joined by interior secretary ken salazar, announced a plan to build two huge tunnels to suck water from the sacramento river, bypassing the delta, and delivering it south to pumping stations near tracy

delta stop serving sandwiches because of the incident. in a written statement it said delta is taking this matter extremely seriously and is cooperating with authorities who are investigating the incident. delta has taken immediate action with our inflight caterer in amsterdam to ensure the quality and safety of the food we provide. delta says security for its new production has increased and they're using prepackaged food as the investigation continues. what a nightmare. >> if you are going to pay $15 for a sandwich you think it would get it right. >> you are always reluctant anyway but i don't know. if >> we want you to answer what your worst flying horse story is. share your thoughts on facebook or twitter or e-mail us. >> a bay area teenager carrying the olympic torch. how a memorable trip has turned into a big nightmare. >> a girl falls three stories. the bus driver at the right spot at the right time. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide ran

plan to feed water from the delta to central and southern california will cost people in the bay area. >> there're 220,000 people who live in the valley that you see behind me and they rely on the delta for the water and they would benefit if the pipeline was built but still, it comes at a cost. the delta's liquid gold is destined for the central valley and southern california and places in between. >> we cannot survive without the state water project >> no one really knows how much the twin tunnel delta plan will cost to maintain but the initial estimate is $14 billion and it would be paid for by water users. the notion that the tunnels are for southern california and not the bay area is mistaken according to directors who use a different map than the rest of us >> in terms of the state water project, southern california starts at the delta so we are part of southern california >> we need a more reliable water system that is not at the mercy of built levees and state regulatory winds. >> i tell my customers it is not about the others, it is about us. we cannot maintain our current qu

the other thing is the question of how it will affect the delta because the delta already has salt waterlowed into it, our build up around it has endangered fish, and it depends on fresh water coming in from the sacramento river. if you start diverting that water, what affect will have? >> that is the problem, studies show that it will increase salinity in the delta which affects us. we have recently written a letter to the secretary alerting him to the fact that there are preliminary documents that have ignored that and we're very concerned that the environmental documents coming out fully disclose impact on the contra costa water district and felipe mitigate them. what they've done so far is essentially not disclose them and proposed mitigation that has more studies and that is just long >> it was fascinating when the governor unveiled his plan, he said we would build to a 35 mi. long tunnels, these are bigger than the caldecott tunnel, this is a massive undertaking and they don't even have it penciled out completely with the cost >> that is part of the problem, if everybody agreed on

alarming discoveries are made aboard four different delta flights all bound for the u.s. sewing needles found hidden inside the meat of half a dozen sandwiches. we'll have the latest on the investigation. >>> a flashing billionaire and his wife even as the market collapses around them. how does the wealthiest family cope when reality bites? >>> and these days, bridesmaids, skydivi skydiving, we'll take you inside the new wave of extreme bachelorette parties. >>> good evening. i'm bill weir. as a cuisine, airline food has long held punchline status. well, it's hard to find humor when served aboard four international delta flights over the weekend, sewing needles discovered in several business class turkey sandwiches on flights all originated from amsterdam. the fbi has gotten involved and abc's pierre thomas has the very latest. >> reporter: tonight, this simple image of a needle hidden in a sandwich is raising a critical question about an often forgotten aspect of airline security. how safe from sabotage is the food on commercial airlines? it was definitely not on the men

bond delta airline flights from amsterdam. authorities describe them as sewing needle found yesterday in 6 turkey sandwiches from atlanta, seattle and one passenger suffered minor cut. delta says the sandwiches all made in amsterdam by large caterer that is cooperate with the investigation. >>> the owner of miniature australian sheep dog are celebrating a medical breakthrough in berkeley tonight. casey fell ill after eating the usually fatal death cap mushroom while on vacation near healdsburg. 2 week ago the vet told his owners he probably won't wasn't going to make it. it was looking bad. doctor got involved of an antidote heard about the case. >> have a radiologist come in and do an ultrasound and identify the gallbladder then just take a needle and ving and puncture the gallbladder. rae move the bile. then take the needle out. >> casey the first dog to have a simple gallbladder aspiration and survive after eating the poison found in death cap mushroom. that are almost always fatal. >> remarkable solution there. all right.

the breast and scale of the new united and delta is no longer the case. america as -- american is still losing corporate share to the larger competitors and it will never be able to gain it back without a comparable network. a combination with u.s. airways would create such a network. we took a long, hard look at american, and we know that together we can build the greatest ally in the world, an airline that can compete more effectively with the networks united, delta, and others. together american and u.s. airways can connect more communities to provide greater benefits for americans, creditors, and u.s. airway shareholders than either airline could do on a stand-alone basis. furthermore, we would also save thousand jobs and offer better compensation and long term cities for the employees of both airlines. our networks charge from the complementary, very little overlap, and thus the need to scale back a service that either airline currently offers. with u.s. airways network added american will be able to connect travelers to their destination using a muc

those giant twin tunnels would run through the delta between sacramento and tracy. and the pumps would be at the northern end. now, it is estimated that the tunnels would divert 9,000 cubic feet of water per second. >>> the governor's water plan is getting some swift push back from washington. at a news conference on capitol hill, groups criticized the idea, saying that twin tunnels would reduce the sacramento river to a trickle. they also say the governor did not consult enough with northern californians before he unveiled the plan. >> i'm worried that what is now starting to build as momentum to get this facility constructed overwhelms the scientific considerations that are absolutely necessary for the protection of one of the great delta systems in the world. >> in the past, members of congress have argued over whether washington should even have a say in california's water war. go to our website and click on web links. there you will get a look at the current water delivery system. we are learning more about a fast-moving fire in san francisco today. alex is liv

bond delta airline flights from amsterdam.rities describe them as sewing needle found yesterday in 6 turkey sandwiches from atlanta, seattle and one passenger suffered minor cut. delta says the sandwiches all made in amsterdam by large caterer that is cooperate with the investigation. >>> the owner of miniature australian sheep dog are celebrating a medical breakthrough in berkeley tonight. casey fell ill after eating the usually fatal death cap mushroom while on vacation near healdsburg. 2 week ago the vet told his owners he probably won't wasn't going to make it. it was looking bad. doctor got involved of an antidote heard about the case. >> have a radiologist come in and do an ultrasound and identify the gallbladder then just take a needle and ving and puncture the gallbladder. rae move the bile. then take the needle out. >> casey the first dog to have a simple gallbladder aspiration and survive after eating the poison found in death cap mushroom. that are almost always fatal. >> remarkable solution there. all right. >> let

a half dozen sewing needles found in sandwiches on four separate delta flights this past sunday. at least one person injured after biting in. >> there was the second bite, i bit down, that's when i felt the poke on the top of my mouth. when i pull it out of my mouth, i cleaned the food off, it was about a one-inch needle. >> reporter: passenger james was seated in row "h." >> right now, i'm okay. they said if i start developing symptoms, nausea, headaches, i have to go to the emergency room right away. it's kind of a wait and see right now. >> reporter: federal authorities, including the fbi tonight are investigating who had access to the flights originating out of amsterdam found for the u.s. delta air lines released a statement saying it has taken immediate action with our in-flight caterer at amsterdam to ensure the safety and quality of the food we provided on board our air cast. sandwiches were prepared at thegate catering company in los angeles. gate gourmet is huge, operating in 28 countries. it searches an average of 9,700 flights every day a year. over 300 passengers ann

delta itself discovered them in two other sandwiches. a needle stuck one passenger in the roof of the mouth. >> i bit into it, and it was like something jabd me in the top of my mouth. my first impression was, it was like a club sandwich and there was a toothpick, that type of thing. >> reporter: he was treated for the minor injuries and advised to take the anti-aids drug truvada as a precaution, in case the needles had been contaminated. no sign of that so far. the sandwiches had been loaded on to the delta planes along with other meals at the airport in amsterdam, prepared there by gategourmet, a global provider of food and other services to airlines. dutch police say it appears this was done deliberately. >> reporter: the tsa said when it heard about this on sunday, immediately notified all u.s. airlines flying out of amsterdam. delta apparently the only airline affected says it takes this matter extremely seriously, and is working with gategourmet to ensure the safety of the food it serves. there's no sign that anything similar was d

. >>> opponents say the water division puts the critical delta ecosystem at risk. ken pritchett was at the state capitol for that announcement. >> reporter: few would argue the delta is not in the immediate of a fix. earthquake is a major concern. water deliveries to the south, uncertain. today, governor brown and ken salazar announced a plan to address all of those issues. >> the proposal that we're unveiling today is a big idea. >> reporter: the idea is to build two huge tunnels to divert water underneath the delta to the controversial pump that currently draw water from the delta. >> we're talking about the largest pumps in the world. we know, and have known since the 1960s, that these largest pumps are fish killing pumps. >> reporter: supporters say the plan will restore the ecosystem and ensure water supply. >> we've been here before. we were here in 1982 when the first attempt was made to destroy the delta with a peripheral canal. >> reporter: calling the tunnel idea a water ground from central valley farmers and southern developers and argues the tunnels cou

. >>> opponents say the water division puts the critical delta ecosystem at risk. ken pritchett was at the state capitol for that announcement. >> reporter: few would argue the delta is not in the immediate of a fix. earthquake is a major concern. water deliveries to the south, uncertain. today, governor brown and ken salazar announced a plan to address all of those issues. >> the proposal that we're unveiling today is a big idea. >> reporter: the idea is to build two huge tunnels to divert water underneath the delta to the controversial pump that currently draw water from the delta. >> we're talking about the largest pumps in the world. we know, and have known since the 1960s, that these largest pumps are fish killing pumps. >> reporter: supporters say the plan will restore the ecosystem and ensure water supply. >> we've been here before. we were here in 1982 when the first attempt was made to destroy the delta with a peripheral canal. >> reporter: calling the tunnel idea a water ground from central valley farmers and southern developers and argues the tunnels cou

delta is increasing its food security measures. statement for the airline says, quote, delta is taking the matter extremely seriously and cooperating with local and federal officials. >>> be prepared, just don't be gay. the boy scouts of america reaffirming its long-standing policy of excluding gay scouts and leaders from its membership after a two-year review. officials with the organization say the confidential review on its policy concluded unanimously that the policy is, quote, absolutely the best policy for the boy scouts. a spokesperson for the scouts says the organization's executive board will not consider taking any further action on this issue. >>> in health matters, a big change coming to your cabinet. the food and drug administration has banned a controversial chemical used in baby bottles and sippy cups. bpa can no longer be used in the making of baby bottles. manufacturers have already stopped using the chemical. some health and environment groups continue to urge the fda to ban its use on all footed and beverage cont

that would be very concerning to me. >> now, gape gourmet provided the sandwiches to delta. a spokesperson for that company says the sandwiches were prepared in amsterdam. she says this is a terribly upsetting situation. first and foremost is the safety of the traveling public. there's nothing more important to us than all the safety of the passengers and crews. now, the transportation security administration says it is closely monitoring the investigation into what happened as well as the security protocs being conducted by the air carrier and the airport authority. >> wow. so gate gourmet says it's fully cooperating with the fbi and local authorities. what we're wondering here, the company that makes these sandwiches says it also provides food to other airlines. is there a concern now? >> well, yeah, that is the big question. but so far, according to gate gourmet, they say that they have received no other complaints or comments about their food, so they are providing food to other airlines, but so far, everything has been okay. and again, they are fully cooperating with th

. >>> flight risks, what were needles doing in turkey sandwiches served in delta airlines. >>> and the other story making news in the ies, the jetliner stolen in utah. >>> the man in charge of security falls on his sword in london. >>> a 7-year-old girl, a fall from a third floor window, and one brave man in exactly the right place at the right time. one brave man in exactly the right place at the right time. nightly news begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> 26 out of our 50 states are feeling the effects of this drought. one scientist said today we're moving from a crisis to a horror story. there are fields of grain in this country that will produce zero crops this year. there's no rain in the forecast, in the affected area, until the middle of next week, and the relentless heat again today across much of this country did not help. more on that in a moment. first tonight the impact on one crop and how we'll with all pay for the damage done to corn field as cross this country. this is how americans will pay the price for the worst drought in half a century. we

the journey through the mangroves in the countries arms of the delta is scary. because huge areas were spread. thick layer of black oil that covers the entire surface of the water below which all life is totally disappeared. kilometer after kilometer of mangrove are affected and yet no scientific mission has ever yet come into these territories and. the six black smoke is rising over the mangroves. we've arrived at last. as we approach the men flee. love all those in our boat call to them reassuring upward. a refinery. an illegal refinery under the open sky. here men distill crude oil barefoot bare handed amidst the top on the risks of explosion. men who've welded together a few cams to make stills. and who feed the fire by tossing bowls of oil onto it. it's an apocalyptic scene under the dying palm trees. the men live here d.t.'s. sleep here and die here and toddle from the inside. like if a thief with a geeky film. would. find useful and if purity. condition. i think there's a different to refining process we need all coal from the steam baby. they call one of

that means 220,000 people could benefit from this delta pipeline project. but they're going to have to pay for it. the deltas liquid gold is destined for the central valley and southern california, and places in between. >> we cannot survive without the state water project. >> no one really knows how much the governor's tunnelling but the delta plan will cost to build and maintain that the initial estimate is $14 billion and it will be paid for by water users. the notion that tunnels are for southern california and not the bay area is mistaken according to the water directors who use a different matter than the rest of us. >> in terms of the state water project, southern california starts at the delta. and so we are part of southern california. >> and we need a more reliable water system that is not at the mercy of levees and state regulatory winds. >> i tell my customers that it is not about the others, it is about us, we cannot maintain our current quality of life here in this valley where we have such a high reliance on imported water, unless you partici

in terms of the state water projects southern california starts at the delta. and so were part of southern california. and many more reliable water system that isn't at the mercy of tells the levees and state regulatory a result and will provide customers is not about the others it's about us. we cannot maintain their current s quality of life here describe, or we have a highet population of an imported water. people living in fremont and newark kenyan city dublin pleasanton livermore and all 15 cities in santa clara county. about 40 percent of the santa clara water district's water comes from the delta of surrey nearly 2 million people expect to see monthly water bills go up $5 a month in alimony county's own seven letter will be attending a monthly hike. >>> what to think about that? the what all the other bills and have this kind of room is this plan in necessity there are many many critics who don't like this design and will be fighting of the next few months in dublin cbs five. it is our drug bust a loss angeles international airport authority say they cau

calls for giant pumping stations to help carry water from the sacramento river and san joaquin river delta to farmland and cities. supporters promise a reliable source of water. opponents argue it could destroy fragile eco systems. nannette miranda is in sacramento with the story. >> reporter: with the blessing of the obama administration, governor jerry brown says he figured out how to fix the sacramento san joaquin river delta problems so water from northern california can be delivered to the farmlands of the central valley and thirsty cities of southern california with three new pumps that divert water from the northern end instead of the southern end it involves building a massive twin tunnel system under the delta south of sacramento and then hooking them up with existing aquaducts. water users would pay for the $14 billion construction of the tunnels and taxpayers would pay the cost of habitat restoration through a water bond on the ballot in two years. >> a healthy delta eco system and a reliable water supply are profoundly important to california's future. >> reporter: the current

by tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies all the way through the delta. and across the bay into the east bay. we'll wake up low to mid-50s. so slightly cooler than what we saw this morning. by the afternoon mostly sunny skies clearing to the coastline and our temperatures slightly cooler in some places. upper 60s, low 70s in the east bay. for the afternoon tomorrow, this will be some of the warmest areas. 86degrees expecting in areas like antioch and brentwood. when i come back, we'll talk about how low we will go. >>> and today, sherman hemseley. the series was the first to showcase an upscale african american couple on prime time. he is best remembered as george jefferson. the cause of death has not been released. >>> a new strategy to combat the signs of [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile

a delta jet lands safe ly after strange wires are found in a delta jet lands safe ly after strange wires are found in the bathroom. captioning funded by cbs. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, july 13, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm duarte geraldino. mitt romney's business experience is taking center stage in campaign 2012. at issue is whether romney was in control of the private equity firm he ran, bain capital, when it sent jobs overseas. he says no. but bain documents appear to indicate otherwise. meanwhile, president obama reflected on his first two years in office. tara mergener is in washington. good morning, tara. >> good morning, duarte. that's right. president obama says he would do a better job of inspiring if he's re-elected and this as the battle between the campaigns rages on now with accusations of lying. president obama hits the road today for campaign events in the battleground state of virginia. before heading out, he took time for an interview with cbs' charlie rose where he admitted to some mistakes. >> well, you know, he's been juggling

another concern is the fragile levees surrounding the delta. some are more than 100 years old and could fail in an earthquake. >> if the levees do fail we can have an outage of six months to a couple of years which would require us to have extreme conservation measures and have a significant economic impact. >> some supporters say the proposed pipes would be more reliable in an earthquake and pull water from the delta with less harm to the environment. opponents they worry pipes will only increase the strain allowing more water to be diverted away from the delta. governor brown and opponents will be holding dual press conference in sacramento and arguing their points. >> the san francisco district attorney say they have no plans to open a perjury investigation against the mayor. the district attorney said there was no basis to start a criminal investigation. lawyers for suspended mayor called for that investigation. the issue centers around accusations that mayor had tried to work out a deal to get him another job if he stepped down. mayor lee

by tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies all the way through the delta. and across the bay into the east bay. we'll wake up low to mid-50s. so slightly cooler than what we saw this morning. by the afternoon mostly sunny skies clearing to the coastline and our temperatures slightly cooler in some places. upper 60s, low 70s in the east bay. for the afternoon tomorrow, this will be some of the warmest areas. 86degrees expecting in areas like antioch and brentwood. when i come back, we'll talk about how low we will go. >>> and today, sherman hemseley. the series was the first to showcase an upscale african american couple on prime time. he is best remembered as george jefferson. the cause of death has not been released. >>> a new strategy to combat the signs of the time. how safeway is using new technology. >>> they were cleared from their encampment last week. the new tensions we found in a new location. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort could

a half-dozen sewing needles found in sandwiches on four, separate delta flights this sunday. a stunning discovery, raising questions about security aboard commercial planes. a doctor and a son, traveling on separate flights. >> had i taken a swallow, i'd have a needle inside. that would be very concerning to me. >> james tunges also says he ate one of the sandwiches. >> i felt the poke on the top of my mouth. it was very clear. it was about a one-inch-long straight needle. >> reporter: the u.s.-bound flights originated in amsterdam. federal authorities including the fbi are investigating. trying to find out who had access to the food before the plane. the catering company have been removed from flights. and a statement, gate gourmet said, we take this matter very seriously. gate formay immediately launched a full investigation, to determine the root cause of this disturbing incident. and we are treating this as a criminal act. delta airlines says it has taken immediate action to ensure the safety and quality of its food. but the scare exposes a vulnerable area of airline secu

. >>> lo que quieren saber los sÁndwichs con pavo en delta airlines a varios puntos de estados unidosnvestigaciÓn, tenemos ade texto v detectives el caso, intercambiamos el caso con las aire erolÍneas de estad unidos. >>> el fbi se suma a la investigaciÓn, las a kuj agujas estaban aquÍ. un pasajero que iba rumbo a minneapolis sintiÓ un pinchazo en la boca, Él pensÓ que era un palillo de dientes. la a guja le perforÓ el padar. >>> la gente estÁ desconcertada, uno no espera en tu comida encontrartech este tipo de circunstancias >>> los emparedados fueron preparados por la compaÑÍa (nombre en inglÉs) situada cerca del aeropuerto en amos tsterda amsterdam, la compaÑÍa calificÓ el hecho como un acto criminal. delta entre tanto, en un comunicado dice: (informaciÓn en pantalla) a pasajeros >>> el terrorismo hace cosas mayores, esto es segÚn mi opiniÓn descuido de los empleados de la aerolÍneas >>> delta mantiene que hae elevado la seguridad en torno a la comida que sirve mientras otras aerolÍneas estadounidenses, fueron a visadas inmediatamente del incidente. en los Ángeles, carlos bo fui fo

we are cloudy everywhere except concord by the delta at breeze has made its way into our east bay valleys that's why temperatures are uniformed in the mid 50s here, five fly san francisco, we are talking about a warm -- warm up inland valleys today around the bay, coast not only today and in the days ahead going to stay comfortable not going to see much of a temperature change microclimates and heat, i'll have it all coming up. >>> we first brought your attention to this crash reported westbound 580 approaching basco 10 minutes ago by traffic spotter now reports of heavy traffic as you approach the scene five minutes ago. it has been reported east and westbound. chp en route. traffic jammed on westbound 580 out of the altamont pass or through the altamont pass, in fact it is heavy from westbound 205 and tracy. we'll keep track of it for you. bay bridge toll, a minor wait now for some of the cash paying lanes. >>> 6:02. we begin with developing news in oakland. right now police are looking for a gunman who shot five people last night while they waited outside a theater. police were call to

is delta no. 1 priority.tinues to investigate. >>> judge in florida had a sense of humor after a suspect pulled a fast one on him. you can see karl funk here appearing before the judge by jail house camera. okay. 2 deputy helped funk to a chair. fuvrping explained he needed a whether he will chair and was bed ridden. he faced a charge of trespassing and the judge set the bond at 100 dollars in exchange for a guilty plea. funk accepted the daily and then l what he did next came as a bit of a surprise. >> apparently he's okay. >> i can't do anything more with. that he just got right up. did he get out of the chair? l deputy at north broward, he need assistance to walk. at the get out and walk. >> yes it's a walker your hono honor. >> he's been cured. >>reporter: judge gave him words of advice next time wait until he gets off camera before he jumps up and starts walking. >>> there he goes. just ahead. we take you to the fire lines in placer county where crew have a tough time fighting the nraichlts also scandal

then, you can go to the delta. you will see all the animals, you will see the traditional dances, you will taste the traditional food. you will do fishing but catch and release for conservation. you do all of those sports that you can do it in the delta and see all of the animals. you can take walks. it does not end there. >> we have to end there. madame ambassador, thank you so much for coming and educating us about botswana. we want to go. you paint a wonderful picture. >> we would be glad to have you. >> thank you, ambassador. for information about my new book and online video for all "this is america closed what programs, visit our web site. -- and online video for all "this is america" programs, visit our web site. funding was provided by the national education foundation, the ctc foundation, afo communications. communications.

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current system taking in water after it is in the delta.nd environmentalists and some of the fellow democrats are afraid the tunnels would devastate the delta and eco system. >> i find it impressive that despite spending hundreds of millions of dollars, studying this damn thing people will say you haven't studied enough. we will study and we'll take action. >> this is not the way to go. understand what is needed for the delta. the fish. for the

the safety and security of our pangs and crew is delta's number one pry yoorpriority. a federal investigator, but the fbi looking into a half dozen needles originating in amsterdam, all headed to the united states. diane. >>> and also tonight, american athletes are streaming into london for the olympics. 230,000 people from around the world, converging on heathrow airport, twice as many as usual. but there's a big debate going on about breaches in security, as authorities scramble to plug up the holes in their plans. here's abc's nick schifrin. >> reporter: seven years to prepare. $2 billion of security. but a series of caught-on-tape incidents has everyone asking, are the british really ready? the tabloid the sun found the security officer asleep inside the olympic park. undercover video shows a security train here said knives aren't a threat. >> if you had a knife, maybe you can stab one or two or three people. by that time, you know. >> it's not a massive -- a massive problem? >> reporter: they all work for g g4s, the company given $450 billion to help secure venues

patchy fog in the delta.urs as clearing down south and through the inland valleys. in look at your extended forecast, the fog will stick with us over the next couple of days. >>gary: the giants took care of atlantic tonight. this milky cabrera right up the middle. it is 2-0 giants. and the giants have won four straight. the final tonight 9-0 atlanta. jonathan sanchez is a man without a team, a trader for the all-star game mvp. sanchez was 1-6 in kansas city. the era is the worst in the majors. they just did the bullet. a bad trade. he is nursing with the giant. sanchez is a bomb in kansas city. designated for assignment. that means he is without a team tonight. the oakland a's have some catching up to do. right now in the sixth inning 4-0 with the rangers' leading these purified for the oakland a's are in the playoff chase as a wild card. >> for me, playoff contention really does not come into play until you get into late august to end september. we're happy about the fact that we're playing better and swingi